To: nud April.
Ina accident ne: ton (la the east of the 'T: ansvaul) 39 soldiers have been killed and 45 injured.
"The Boer losses during the week comprise 25 killed, 204 prisoners, and 49 surrendered.
Reinforcements, consisting of a s, 500 of she a 0 each of the ins s, ave to ¢mhe Cap2 in the middle of of various regiments amounting to 2,000 ren to embark on the 15h Bombay, Fed Apeil. Dr. Kuyper, the Dutch Premier, affirms that the obj visit to Is ani Berlin is to stud, the schoo's in those ¢'ti Reuter.
London vid Bombay, ith Api balk Burger and in ph tion with ex-Pi Later.
De la Rey and Kemp are ident the defence of houses being extended—from mith northward, to the telegram of the announcing the execution hooting now learnt th: they were eighteen how notice, without being lowed time to petition the King or arrange the'
i Pablic opinion in Australia inst the officers—Reuter London vid Bombay, 2 defen: same has been heavy fighting on the Harv's River, the Boers being repulsed. In the engagement the British had 3 officers and 34 men killed, and 16 officers and 131 men wounded.
[The locality of this engagement is very doubtful, as the Hart's River is an important Stream on the westward of the Transvaal and Orange River Colonies, and falls into the Vaal River about 40 miles N.W. of Kimberley.—Ev. "'N.-C.D.N."}, It is estimated that 8,000 Boers are still in the field—Reuter.
London vid Bombay, 7th April.
Reuter's agen's at Kroonstad report that although Schalk Burger is now in communication with ex-President Steyn and General De la Rey, not much progress has been made, owing to the distance se-paoting the negotiators.—Reuter.
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